
This is a podcast for Nannies by Nannies!
What The Nanny Heard is brought to you by Charlotte, Charlie and Millie. With their combined working careers of nearly 60 years there is very little that these ladies have not experienced.
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie are here to help navigate Nannies through the tricky aspects of their employment. With their frank and relaxed chat the ladies are here to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Charlotte, Charlie and Millie revisit the important topic of building confidence as a Nanny.
They explore how Nannies can develop confidence in their abilities, while also protecting it when things don’t go quite to plan. A small mistake can sometim... more
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie explore the vital role of play in a child's development and ask whether children have forgotten how to be bored.
They discuss why unstructured play is so important, the developmental skills it nurtures, and the value of... more
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie are joined by ex-career Nannies Louenna and Jess, founders of The Nanny Academy in Cambridge, to discuss their exciting new venture.
Designed for those with a passion for childcare, the 12-week residential course combin... more
In this episode, Charlotte, Charlie and Millie discuss what it's really like when childcare professionals become parents and have to choose childcare for their own children.
Does working in childcare make the decision easier because we know exactly ... more
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Does exactly what it says on the tin.
A podcast for Nanny's, by nanny’s. A great podcast, love the hosts and how varied the interviews they have are. It’s so refreshing to have something for professional Nannie’s to have that is not just relatable but also informative and coming from our professional perspective - rather than just an after thought on another professional platform, such as early years or teaching podcasts.
Thank you YNN 🙏🏻💕
Love this! So great to hear from fellow Norlander’s and look forward to each episode!
LOVE this podcast! Great for nannies
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A practical, caregiver-focused show where three experienced nannies share real-world tips for navigating employment, boundaries, and collaboration with families. Episodes frequently cover safety, child development concepts, sleep strategies, and transitioning to new roles within childcare, with a strong emphasis on professionalism, safeguarding, and practical problem-solving. Noteworthy is the mix of candid anecdotes, listener Q&As, and guest interviews that bring expert perspectives from sleep consultants, doulas, and parenting coaches, all framed around supportive, no-nonsense guidance for nannies and families alike.
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What The Nanny Heard launched 2 years ago and published 96 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What The Nanny Heard include:
1. Claudia Croppo
2. Emma Dolan
3. Max The Manny
4. Larissa Hazel
5. Nanny Sharz
6. Beth (Rockits)
7. Marion (Rockits)
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